How is the inheritance divided among the mentioned heirs: a mother, a wife, two full sisters, three paternal half-sisters, three paternal half-brothers, two sons of a paternal half-brother, five full paternal uncles, and thirty sons of a full paternal uncle?

The inheritance, if the heirs are limited to those mentioned, is divided as follows: The mother receives one-sixth due to the presence of multiple siblings. The wife receives one-fourth due to the absence of children. The two full sisters receive two-thirds because they are multiple and there is no male to make them a residuary. There is nothing for the paternal half-brothers because they are 'Asaba (residuary heirs), and nothing remains for them after the sharers have taken their shares. The origin of the inheritance is twelve and it escalates to thirteen. Thus, the wealth is divided into thirteen shares: the mother gets two shares, the wife gets three shares, and the two full sisters get eight shares (four shares for each one).